Parental Phone Snubbing Erodes Children’s School Engagement, Study Finds
A two-year study of 2,770 Chinese children links parental phubbing to declining school engagement, with online social activity mediating the ...
Tag: developmental psychology
How Parents React to a Child’s Tears May Shape Life Purpose Differently in Boys and Girls
A network analysis of 573 Chinese students reveals that parental responses to children's negative emotions are linked to life purpose ...
Parental neglect and peer victimization travel together in adolescence, but one may not cause the other
Two of the most corrosive experiences in adolescence—being neglected by parents and being victimized by peers—have long been assumed to ...
Kids Trust Hard Workers Over Naturally Gifted Teachers, Study Finds
A new study of 220 children shows that by middle childhood, kids prefer to learn from and befriend people who ...
COVID Lockdown Slowed Emotion Understanding in Russian Preschoolers
A large matched longitudinal study in Moscow found that children who lived through Russia's six-month COVID-19 lockdown gained far less ...
Children Who Feel More, Gain More From Music: Empathy Emerges as the Engine of Musical Pleasure Before Adolescence
A study of 621 children aged 7–9 shows musical reward sensitivity is strongly tied to empathy—especially affective empathy—while objective musical ...
Scoping Review Maps the State of Executive Function Research Across Africa
A systematic scoping review of 182 studies finds that research on children's executive function in Africa remains sparse, geographically concentrated, ...
Babies Spotted Selfish Sharing Long Before They Can Talk, Study Finds
Infants aged 14 to 19 months expect equal sharing of resources and appear to distinguish selfish from altruistic unequal splits, ...
Autistic Preschoolers Show a Distinct Route to Number Sense, Study Finds
A new study finds that in autistic preschoolers, symbolic number comparison fully mediates the link between approximate number system acuity ...
Babies Judge Sharing Differently Depending on Whose Shoes They Stand In
New eye-tracking research shows that eleven-month-old infants favor agents who share a swing only when judging from the perspective of ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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